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TNUBLIC SALE,
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Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry No 4F9o
ESTATE OF JEAN BTE. RLANco.
Jan. %, 1887

Rv virtue of an order of the Honorable th }
prohate Court in and for the parish OF SR'%
landry. there will be sold at public auction,
to fine last and highest bidder. by the under
sioned or a duly qualified auctioneer, at the
Iast residence Of deceased in Mallet, parish
of St. Landry, on WEDNESDAY,, February
I'd, 1887 the following described property
belonging to the estate of Jean BITE. blanoo
deceased, to-wit:
i. Fifty arpents of land situated in Mallet
ST. Landry parish, bounded north by Angus
TN Godeau, south by lands of Elphege Gull.
lory. east by lands of Aur6lien Valerie, ana
west by lands of Alexandra Gnlliory,, con,
tanning fifty arpents, more or less, witn ali
the buildings and improvements thereon.
3 Two cows, one heifer: one OK cart, one
shot gun. oue branding iron, household iuFni-
ture, farming implements, &c.
Terms and conditions-The real estate-taha
am improvements-to be sold at one ana TWO
Years terms the first term payable Janna1y,
1883. the second term payable January, 1903 J
notes of hand representing the amounts res.
nectively aud bearing interest at the rate OF OF
EIGHT per cent per annum after maturity t,li
n.id with two solvent securities toIhe SOUS
fact;on of the administrator; yendoattP prlvi-
leoe retained on said land and purchtsers u
consent to special mortgage as guarantees oL
| purchase price, with the additional Ten per
| cent for attorneys fees in case OF SUIT 20 en-
| force payment of said notes. The inoVaeid
| urone rty will be sold for cash on day OF sSie
! yILFRID SIMIEN,
MARIE EULALlE bLAcCO,
10, ,s7 Joint administrators.
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SALE.
Probate Court Parish of 81. Landry, no. Hfo
Esr.rE OF AIRvILLE DUPRE.

Probate Court Parish of 81. Landry, No. Hfo
Estate OF AIRvrLLE DUPRE.
Rv virtue of an order OF, the Hon. the Die
tricf Court in and for the palish Of 81 Landry
there will be sold at public auctions to the
last and highest bidder, by the undefsigne4
or any duly qualified auctioneer, ~
last residence of deceased in Plaisanee, 10
the narish aforesaid. on WB.sNESDAY 7, the
9th day of February, 1887, theAfoiloWlng oe.
scribed property, belonging tolthe estate oi
AirvilIe Dupr6, deceased, to-witNA, n,-t
A certain plantation situat IN fIst-
sanee. parish of st. Landry, contaP~-9 aD91s- 9sl
,Iirtv.tive arpents, more or less, an -'af -
"a follows: North by Michel Dupr6 -
nbas Andrepont, south by Marius o-45
Ipast nv Marius Vidrine and Cleophas AM
mont. and west by Durel Dupre.
certain tract of prairie land c0ntaii
;,o fifty arpents, more or less, SITUATED l.
Plaisanee, in this parish, bounded north ny
Land of Michel Dupr6 and Irma DeVille, wifi
of Dnrel Dnpre. ON the east by land OF the es
faie inst above described. south by, land OF
IoseDh Vidrine or Adam Dnpre, and west by
land of DR.. Foster and land OF Mrs. Durei
Dupre. ..,o two
! creole horses, one mare and TWO coits, ono
wagon, fifteen head of hogs, one lot OF mousse
I hold furniture, kitchen utensils, farming I'M
nlements, ote pair of work oxen, one gun, a
I iot of corn, two bales of cotton, etc.
ief "' S"' G.L. DUPRE,
Inn. 3. 1887. Auctioneer.
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Joseph Fusillier, Jr, from Vile Plate to ward
line, via Chataignier Church;
Cleopha Manuel, from Petite Jose bridge to
Ardc'1's lane;
Private Laheur, from Fl. Ardoln's lane to
ward line;
Victor Guillory. from Opelousas and Chatalg-
nier road to Israel Guillory,s lane ;
Benoit Soileau from Vile Plate 10 i'utz
tan yard;
G.. Quirk, from Vile late road to Nez Pique,
via Landrenauz bridge;
Euchariste Fontenot, from Vile Plate to j. u.
A. Fontenot gully;
II. McCauley, from Israel Guillory lane to >.
B. A. Fontenot gully
Francois Reed, from Vile Plate road to the
road leading from John Reeds bridge to
Nez Pique;
August P T. Fontenot, from Mamouth to
ward line, via Godwin's mill;
Theodat Fontenot, from Pointe DuvaI to PARISH
liue via VIM. Young's mill;
J. R. B. Fontenet, from Petite Jose bridge to
Vile Plate road;
Edward (Bibi) Moreaue from Bayou Mallet to
Terance Jeansonne;
Joseph Young, from Terance Jeansonne to
Bayou des Cannes;
Landry Rougeau, from Bayou dies Cannes 10
Nez Pique ,.,
Eoi Manuel, from Pointe Chataignief to Anse
Bonrbeuse, near Catholic Church;
Joseph Rozat, from David Courville t" tfnge
bridge on Bayou des Cannes;
Armand Hebert from Fruge's bridge to Nez
Pique;
Angelas Savoie, from Joe Brlard TO Eugene
McGhee 80,
Onesippe Ledoux, from Prudhomme bridge
to Pointe- e-aux Pins;
Wm. III. Young, from Bondrean's bridge to
Acadia line
Vain Aguillard, from Acadia line TO Joseph
Young's gully;
- Olivier, from Dejeans bridge to ---
place;
Theophile Guilory, from half way Big woods
to Tete de Vacbe gully;
Edward Dardeau, from Tete de Vache to Bay
ou des Cannes bridge;
Don Louis Young, from Joseph Bacon tc
Bayou des Came bridge;
Acdouel Fontenot, from Bayou des Came
road to Fruge bridge;
VIM. Ashford, Jr., from Fruge bridge to
Jesse Young; ~
Ernest L1nglais, from Onezme Rider to Fl
nest Fruge;
Rousseau Guidry. from John Boudfeau TO Or
| ID. L. Todd;
| Auguste Papiion, from DR.. Todd to Acadia
| line.
| On motion the Police Jury adjourned unit
the I'd Monday iu FEBRUARY, it being the l4ti
"' ~ ALBERT GUIDRY,
Attest: President.
P.J. LEFEByRE, Clerk. .-.-
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
GHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court Parish ST. Landry No 1894
BIoch,& DupFe VS.. Benjamin S.. mudd.


By virtue of q writ of fl. ia. issued out of the
18th judicial District Court, in and for the
parish ofSt Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, | will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House. in the town
of OpeIousas, parish of St. Landry, on SAT
II O'clock a. m., the following described prop
erty, tO.wit
/. All the right, title and interest of Benja-
miu s. Mudd in aud unto the estate of Hannah
l.. Littell. No. 44l2, District Court, st. Ian
dry, and being the undivided one-ffth OF the
following described property, to-wlt: A GER
tain plantation situated on the Bayou Teche
or Marie Croquant, containing about six huu-
dred and forty acres being the last residence
of the deceased, bonded north by Fisher &
Maspero south by Bayou Teche or Croquant.
east by CAN'T g. Anderson, and west by Fisher
g. Maspero, with all the buildings and i'm
prove.ne It's thereon.
| 9. Ten chairs, two looking glasses, Two sofas,
one arm chair, one book case, two settees, one
! side-board, one dining-table, two safes, one
! bureau, one table aud clock, one work table
and small washstand, one small table, one
center table, one pair OK cart wheels, tive
china spittoons, one lot books, one small writ
ino desk, three mattresses, two feather beds
fiye pillows three holsters, two white spreads
six quilts, two table-cloths, ten napkins. six
white curtains, six calico curtains. three win
dow shades, four coal lamps, one large lamp
two fancy candlestieks, one bed bar, eighty
wards mating eleven table spoons and one
soup ladle (sitver).
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash &C. DUSON,
Jan. %, 1887. Sheriff.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of ST.. Landry, No. 456s
ESTATE OF ONEz1A Gu1LBEAu.


Bv virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in aud for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the undeF-
signed or duly qualified auctioneer, at the
Court House, in Opelousas, parish OF st. Ian.
dry, on WEDNESDAY, March I'd, 1857, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate of Onezia Guilbeau, deceased, to.
wit:
/. About fifty acres of land, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
in this parish bounded north by Joseph v.
Joseph v Eagland, and west By Louis Gull
beau, Maurice Colomb ct ais.
2 Twenty-eight arpents OF land situated
near Grand Coteau, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, bounded north BY
land formerly belonging to John b. Guidry,
Joseph D. Guldry, south by land OF Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Dugas, and west by land belonging
to widow William Green also, another tracs
of land with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated at the same place,
| containing thirty-five superficial acres, more
or less, bounded north by land of Monitor An
drus, west by land of widow William Green
and Francois Savoie, south by land OF Jean
Pierre Rubin, and east by Mentor Andrus.
| 3. A certain piece of property situated IN
the town of Grand Coteau, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, bounded north by
Main street, east by land of Mrs. Auguste
Vouaux, south by Burleigh street. and west
by lot of Napoleon Robin.
| Terms and conditions.-One-t third cash, and
| the balance in one and two years from day OF
| sale in equal annual installments; purchas
ers to furnish their promissory notes, with
good personal security in solido to the salts
faction of the testamentary executor, payable
| to his order and at his residence, in Grand
Coteau, and bearing eight per cent annual in'
terest from maturity. A special mortgage
aud the vendors privilege to be retained Oh
the land until full payment OF the purchase
price thereof, the interest which may accrue,
and attorneys fees, fixed at ten per cent, in
case of suit to enforce payment of any note
or part thereof, which fees purchaser or pur-
further agreeing not to sell, dispose Of or in
any way cucumber the land purchased to the
detriment of the vendors privilege and spe-
cial mortgage retained by the estate, az
above set forth.
G. L. DUPRE,
Jan. %, 1887. Auctioneer.
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prominent Citizens Indicted.
to The Times Democrat.

Special to The Times-Democrat
New IBERIA, Jan. 25,-Thc report
of the grand jury was made public to-
day. and verified tile rumor that a num-
her of we'll known citizens will be made
to give account of themselves Among
those which caused much comment are
the indictments Of members of the Fon-
telien family. Ex-Judge Theodore
Fontelieu stands accused of obtaining
money under false pretenses. Albert
and Charles Fontelieu, sons OF the
Judge, have against them, respectively
two and thirteen indictments for en-
bszzlement Messrs. II F. Duperier,J j.
e H. Robertson and II. Mason have IT,
answer the charge of violating the san
day Law. Judge Mouton set the ban al
$500 for each offence, and all the par
ties will furnish it.
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MTOTICE.-U. 8. Land Ofice, New Orleans,
lX La. Dec. is, lss6.-Noticeis 10 hereby given
that the following named settler has filed no
s;ca of his intention to make final PROOF in sup
mort Of his claim, and that said proof VIII pc
made before the Judge or. in bis absence tne
Clerk of the District Court, az tUpelousas' ha''
an Tuesday, February lst, 1887, viz:
john Taylor
,vho made Homestead Entry No. 5942, for the
" !. Sec. 81. TIP s. ! East, Louisiana
Meridian. - - ,,roye
t;s sonfinnons residence upon, and cuitiva-
tion ao Of. said land, viz: Andre Miller, MS,
OnSzipe Ledoux, C. T. Asdrus and lneoaof'
] savo;e. ALI Of Sc. Landry parish Ia.
az ga Il. Register.
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DUBLlC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 478s

ESTATE OF SOLOMON D. JOHNSON.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish OF saint
Landry, there will be sold ut public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed or duly qualified auetioneer. 1T pl the he
neighborhood, parish of St Landry, on TUES
Day March lst, 1887 the following owing de- dfssp1o sG1o
ed property, belonging to the estate OF SOLO
j. The plantation where deceased last re-
sided situated in the Church Point nsigh6s0orG gotsoG
acres, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and designated q insn as lot No No
our) Of section seven IN toTnsap ssnt NS Said
iand is bounded north by laud OF John +
Pelton, south, east and west by Jules LIE
3. One wagon, four horses, three cows q, ane l'
their calves, one gun, one saddle ana oriule
househsild furniture. Kitchen utehs''s' i"i"'
ing IMPLEMENTS, etc
TerHs.--CHsh Nnpt1s
ca .o~ TutriX.
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Jan. 90, 'S7

IToTycE.-Laud Office ut New Orleans, La,
1an 10. 1887. Notice is hereby given that
the foIuwing. S m named settler has fled notice Of
s;s ;ntantion to make final proof in support OF
his his GAIN claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Judge or, in his absence, the Clerk
of the District Court, at Opelousas, La on
Tuesday, March 18th, 1887, VIZ:
Gilbert Young,
who made Homestead Entry No. 5s42 for the
southeast of 8 and s " Of SO section
Z, town'p. 9 south range west, La. Mefiuian
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cuitiva
tjou Of, said land, viz: Duprelon Doueet
Placids Simare, Pierre H6bert, Jean slmare
ali of st. Landry parish, Louisiana
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
La, % 1897. Ct Register.
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nTnT1cE EOF ADMINISTRATION.

pyobate Court Parish of 81. Landry NO. s'00
ESTATE OF OCTAVE DUPRE.
,y,o.a.a Hermina Pitre, of the parish oI
., landry, % has applied BY her petition 70 ~ -
ssno;ated ~. administrators of the estate ~ u
Octave Dnpr6, deceased, late Of the paf's' :
ST. Landry; .,a;n. IN make op.
Rosasai rsiae 20 ia'u 10 my oce, in the town Of opsou
ID writ wstia ten days from the present pq.lee
sas' "ioA'l JAMES o. CHACHiEahsEssa asdsa
Jan. %, 1887.
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Tncklen,s Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the Woriu TOT
f,uts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
phsnm % Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Manls Chilblains Corns, and all skln
Isn, Er,,ntions and positively cures Piles;
or no pay required. L y goafaasssu :
to give perfect satisfaction, y Iign.s i,,s.
refunded. Price p cents per soA'
For sale by III. P. Young q 60.
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Vacancy at West Point.

.
The following important information
is conveyed in communication to one
Of our citizens from Adjutant General
Drum. of the War Department at
Washington, under date of Jan. 20
An invitation to nominate cadet
candidate for the 9th District Of Louisi-
ana (vice Fl. A. Tanner, deficient at
January examination), was extended to
Hon. A. B. Trion, NJ. c., Jan. 2lst,
1897
Applications should be made direct
to MIR. Irion at as early date as possi-
Bile. Some important information rela-
tive to the appointment and admission
of cadets to the U. S. Military Academy
at West Point will be cheerfully fur
nishedRn application at this office.
On last Monday, in the discussion Of
the Senate bill in Congress on the
Canadian Fishery question, Senator
ingalls, of Kansas and Senator Frye oil
Maine, particularly, gave the British
government some heavy raps on its
proverbial bad faith and insincerity
with the United States, and its oppres-
sive and tyrannical conduct towards Ire
land, Scotland and other weaker ma
tions. While greater moderation char
acterized the utterances of other Sena-
tors, yet all were in favor of our gov
eminent taking firm and decided
stand in protecting the rights of Ameri.
can fishermen in Canadian waters and
due observance of the treaty of 1918
between the two governments Oil this
subject. To secure this object, bill
passed the Senate placing an embarg sc
on all Canadian fishing vessels entering
American ports to dispose of their car
gos, leaving its enforcement, however
discretionary with the President, in or
der to secure u proper observance o.
the reciprocity treaty which of late has
been so often grossly violated. There
is no question but what the bill viii
pass the House aud receive the sigma,
ture of the President
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Rayne Signal There is not i house
ii town To rent and improvements Of
nll kinda are steadily going on.A
rsntlenan from Vermilion parish has
ieeafed i site for, and viii shortly es-
fafIish. q nursery near town
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Some outrageous things are done BY otfic
cials vested with judicial functions. There is
q story Of q case in Louisiana parish whore
when the Supreme Court of the State had re
fused to reverse adecisien which coDsigpea q
criminal to capital punishment, the police
iiury of the parish took up the matter and an
nniIius all decree, set the man free. We do
not youch for the story however.-N q. PIC
We'll, the Picayune ought to vouch for t.,
Pr, President i,i Of that Police Jury.-Thibodaux
Santinal
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a GREAT BOON

I. MoTuER FRIEND produces a wonderful
effect. causing an easy and quick labor, great
" lessons the suffering, and leaves the motaef
in condition To recover quicKly ,r.;,..,
free to any address.
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Jan. 8, 1887
DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. ara
STATE Oh JOSEPH RICHARD.

ESTATE oA JOSEPH RICHARD.
By virtue Of Of the Honorable 81 sa;ns tns
fandrV there will be sold at public auctlon,
% to the lass and highest bidder BY the under,
signed or any other duly !. .ha apnsnase ne0ess.
ed. in Bellevue, in the parish 81 Ss
Landry, L. en wEpNEspA propsrsy asSSaa!y
haiong;ne 5ai , to the estate of Joseph Richard,
deceased, to-wit: p.,a,,o oy
i. plantation situated in BeiieSnsi ~ onso q.
sas, containing about ninety-dve arpeo1s, p1s
less with sdhsdss the sdansss aarss By land
pSandra Ranrnue. east and south by Railroad
land and west by Octave Richard u..or.
?. A tract of wood land in same ,s na,gnptt InaDts
hood containing twelve and onehaii arpeIbi;Il' mi
more more or less, bounded north by land q a ch,l y
dren Of onezime Richard, east y yyaIm lhno mont t,
and south by land of Leandre Leile'
Terms-Cash. ny-ppR
1897 Auetioneer
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sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloll's Cure Is
the remedy for sou. Sold by NJ. r
Ynnnr & Go.
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Tickets for Crowley, good until Feb.
18th, will be sold at the depot here on
and after the 9th, at the low rate of 81 so
for the round trip. A large crowd will
doubtless be on hand to attend the great
sale of lands and town lots there on the
10th, 1Ith and 18th.
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Our neighbors of Washington are
making extensive preparations for a
magnificent Mardi Gras display on the
22d Of February. That lively and en-
ergetic organization, the Cotton Pick
ers' Club, have taken hold of the mat
ter with their usual vim, and the public
Of ST. Landry and adjoining parishes
may depend on a display on the 22d
we'll worth witnessing.
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The grand entertainment and ball of
the Cotton Pickers' Club comes off at
Washington, at Perseverance Hall, next
Tuesday evening, the lst Of February.
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The attention of State and parish
license payers is called to the notice OF
the tax collector in another column.
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Mr.. Emanuel Phillips, some years ago
a prominent Opelousas merchant, died
in New Orleans last week, aged %.
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Begin your spring garden now.
Plant Irish potatoes, English peas,
mustard, shallots, spinach, turnips, &c.
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slsiloh's Cough and Consumption
s,sIie Il sold BIZ us Oh gsIaranfee. Is
cgrss consumption. Sud by M =
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Total. $34, 100.

and that to secure that amount, a tax OF tI0l
ten mills on the dollar is hereby levied on all
property borne on the assessment roIi on me
parish, and not included on property on the
assessment roll, situated within the lncorpo,
rated towns of Opelousas, Washington, Grand
Coteau, Vile Plate and Arnandville: and
that on the property situated within these
incorporated towns, to defray their proportion
of the expenses of the criminal proceedings.
there be levied in accordance with Sec. 30 OF
the General Assembly of Louisiana, regular
session of 1873, approved March 4th, 1878, q
tax of l5l five mills on the dollar. Inc u.
censes for the parish for the current year OF
1887, on all trades, professions, &C, snal De
the same az those imposed by the state Tor
the same current year, 1887.
The Police Jury proceeded to appoint the
following road overseers
ROAD OVERSEERS FOR FIRST WARD.
C. Al. Frazee, from Callahan bridge to Tom
Smiths south limo;
John E wills, from Tom Smiths south line to
Bellevue station;
! w O'Bier, from the Grand C0teau road 10 D.
l. Smiths south line;
Th6Ooape Richard, from Boudreaus bridge 10
john Higgins south line
John HiggiTls, from his south line to Opelou'
/ sas and Bellevue road
Marius Vidrine, from Bayou Petlte Joe % 'hs
Vile Plato and Opelousas road;
!. T. jaw Lacy, from the Hollier's to Washing
Charles Hollier, from Holliers place to ope
Jean Jumere, from Garrigues bridge to DR.
Debaillon's bridge ,,.,,,
Willis Steven, from Washington and VIM
Piate road to Garrigues bridge; .
Alphonse Prud dhomme, from Opelousas Y
Washington and Vile Plato road
Dan r. Smith, from Meats bridge 70 hlaef
JacoS ssiSSs Water, from opslOusas and Washing
tom road, at DR.. Boagni's place, 20 hbtl
T8che at Mrs. Mudd' 49,,
j. o. Chacher6, from 0pelousas 20 Nezas
store s. ra,,,,a.t,
Louaillier, from Cath0lse Chnfch " su1o0A Z
bridge .... - v,u
pjsfis read to 8. Laasrapes, west end
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A meeting Of the Parish School Board
takes place to-day. See notiee in an
other column.
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That hacking cough can be SO quick
Ii cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran
Tee IT. Sold By M. p. Young & Go.
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Lieut.. Greeiy Of Arctic fame, and native a se
Of this State will probably Dc appo'uoeo =
aneeeed the late Gen. Hazen
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OPELOUSAs:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1857.

Remember the auction sale of gro
eeries to-day at P. A. Juge's store.
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrll
Remedy. Price SO cts. Nasal INJECTOR
free. Sold by NJ. p. Young e. Co.
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsla and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vttaiizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by NJ.
P. Young g. Co.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-01-29

4 party of eight highwaymen robbed
q passenger train Of over $20. 600 on
last Monday night, near Gordon, Tex.
They did not disturb the passengers,
but confined themselves to the express
End mail car. Hereafter all night trains
will carry Il strong guard of picked men
armed with Winchester rifles and re-
lvolyers, and the knights of the road !"
will not have such an easy time in the
future,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-01-29

A highly interesting letter from Crow
lev is published in another column.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-01-29

Fer lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster Price Ss cls-
Sold p. Young 81 Co.